Eight US short-term-rental markets in one zip: 90,746 Airbnb listings for Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Portland, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington DC. June 2026 snapshots. One 15-column master CSV plus the 8 per-city files, same 12-column schema as the first volume.

Inside: master/str-listings-master.csv (90,746 rows, city, state and snapshot date on every row), the 8 verbatim per-city CSVs, 5 summary tables (city index, room type by city, nightly price bands, top neighbourhoods, availability buckets) and 3 QA files covering row reconciliation, schema parity and 14 checks, all passing.

What the numbers say: nightly medians run from 160 USD in Portland to 281 in Seattle, 226 across all 8 cities. 67,526 entire homes (74 percent), 21,402 private rooms, 1,371 hotel rooms, 447 shared. 11,594 rows carry no price and ship verbatim. Zero duplicate listing ids across cities. Medians, not means, because prices are heavy tailed.

Same schema as the 6-city volume, zero shared cities: volume 1 covers Austin, Nashville, Denver, New York, Las Vegas and San Diego. Both packs stack into a 14-city view with one join on the 12 shared columns. Both are part of the Data Vault Desk catalog.

Source: Inside Airbnb, CC BY 4.0, attribution required. Host fields dropped, coordinates blurred to block level by the source. Snapshots are point in time, June 2026, dates on every row. Every per-city CSV is also a free download on jayjex.github.io/data-vault; this pack bundles the combined master, the summaries, the QA crosswalks and the frozen snapshot.

A companion bundle of five related packs is available as the Data Vault Desk Mega Bundle at $29.